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draught
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draught (draft),
n See draw.
draw (draft, draught),
n the taper or divergence of the walls of a preparation for insertion of a cemented restoration.
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Areas like the North East are likely to face a significant drop in the number of homes built CAPTION(S): FEELING THE DRAUGHT The slow-down in house building is being felt more keenly in the North East than in other parts of the country.
Homes slow-down hits region hardest; Over 1,000 projects have been ... by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
The banks are already feeling the draught, as late payment charges are cut from an overblown fee of pounds 25 and upwards to a paltry sum, as they see it, of pounds 12.
Greed of the banks is endless by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
As sure as I'm sitting here feeling the draught in my odd socks.
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